The relationship between this movement and a later conflict is discussed in Patricia Bonomi's Under the Cope of Heaven. One prominent opponent of this movement was Charles Chauncy. Supporters of this movement were known as New Lights, while detractors were called Old Lights. A prominent figure involved in this movement expanded on the theme that "their foot shall slide in due time" in a work that described people being (*) held like an insect in a spider web over an open fire. Another leader of 
The relationship between this movement and a later conflict is discussed in Patricia Bonomi's Under the Cope of Heaven. One prominent opponent of this movement was Charles Chauncy. Supporters of this movement were known as New Lights, while detractors were called Old Lights. A prominent figure involved in this movement expanded on the theme that "their foot shall slide in due time" in a work that described people being (*) held like an insect in a spider web over an open fire. Another leader of this movement, who was supported by Benjamin Franklin, was George Whitefield. This movement was also led by Jonathan Edwards, who wrote the aforementioned sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God." For 10 points, name this religious revival of the mid-eighteenth century.
The relationship between this movement and a later conflict is discussed in Patricia Bonomi's Under the Cope of Heaven.
{First Great Awakening} [prompt on {Great Awakening}]